Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 358
ening to them. And they were saying,The school-teacher wore us until the summervacation, and then she bought a new pair to gointo the country with, and gave us to a Bible-reader who lived in the same house. The Bible-reader walked from Twenty-fifth street to Forty-second street, and from First… … ;^>.V. PAIRS OK SHOES CAME AND RANGED THEMSELVES IN ROWS. ful ! The old fairy lady was very busy just then,talking with a pair of very shabby cloth gaiters ; butshe heard what the little Wake-child had uttered,and smiled at her, as she went on with her ques-tioning— a smile that made…
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